Edwin, Korgan

dolonjha · Post by **dolonjha** » Mon May 13, 2002 3:12 am

I was playing with goodies .. and Korgan and Edwin quit on me when I wanted to reform my party ... Edwin would make some comment that we were all fools and we were wasting his time .. amd Korgan would threaten us that he going to give his axe as the handshake next time we bump into him .. These two are gone for good ... It was really bugging to try keep them in my team .. they would perpetually ditch us in the middle of buying stuff or while we were busy stealing or unlocking stuff .. several times I reloaded to stop that from happening .. in the end I lost my temper at these two and let them go.
Now I was wondering will I ever find them again .. or they are just gone .. Because frankly they were real asset talentwise.

My team has Anomen, Nalia, Zaheira, Mazzy, Keldorn.

Astafas · Post by **Astafas** » Mon May 13, 2002 3:49 am

Keep your reputation on an acceptable level for all NPCs and these problems of yours are over. AFAIK, if NPCs leave on their own accord, you can't recruit them later. Switching NPCs is IMO a waste of XPs - I ususally gather my party and then stick with it.

And the name is Jaheira, not Zaheira.

dolonjha · Post by **dolonjha** » Mon May 13, 2002 9:04 am

Acceptable Level Reputation

Thanx for reply ..
How do I keep the team at an acceptable level? The rep has been going up on its own as I complete quests .. Also how do I know what levels are acceptable for each character?
I am a first time player .. therefore pretty lost with a lot of stuff .. which I am sure will look like common sense as I get better at it.

Astafas · Post by **Astafas** » Mon May 13, 2002 9:42 am

You could also steal from one of the indoor shopkeepers and get caught. You'll loose 2 rep and the shopkeeper will get hostile. If a bigger rep loss is desired, why not let Korgan kill him (you *did* of course try to stop him but that evil dwarf is fast with his axe...he he). Take notice of the word "indoor", though, lest you'll have the whole town going hostile.

IIRC, evil NPCs will leave once the rep goes above 18. They will complain already before that however. A neutral rep is best for mixed parties.

dolonjha · Post by **dolonjha** » Mon May 13, 2002 10:28 am

evil rep

Thanx .. did not think of that .. kept gloating over my increasing rep!!

too late now .. I'll keep that in mind .. altho with Keldorn it's really good .. on to him for his carsomyr!! Real good equpmt - I Guess he would leave or grumble if we lessened towards neutral.

fable · Post by **fable** » Mon May 13, 2002 11:31 am

Killing a citizen in a far-off area that you don't plan to return to can also lower your reputation--or simply pickpocket one. Then leave.

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Once you become the Slayer, this won't be a problem any longer. Activating the Slayer's abilities automatically lowers your reputation every time you do so.